The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, September 19, 1851, Image 2

'ITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
PUBLIIIIiSD B! WHITY a CO
PISTIBIIIIGH
'FRIDAY MOHNEN°, SEPT. 19, 1851
gcrREADING NATTER WILL BE FOUND
ON EACH PAGE OF THIS PAPER.
Attention! Biondi of Scott and Johnston.
set - The attention of the friends of Scott,
lonarron / ano ProtracrarS, In .111,calem7 county / to Fractal.
Ir urged to the himortance of a thorough organization br
the loroostion of Club., In ever? a/action Monte; for rho
'''..l. o ght the iirPOlntrarnt of Onzonlttan of Vlailsoro.
tow that argil. Mona of butt 04 John/Moo la asecard.
and that tbc=oLo vein. It are natarallvd, and that
. ..yr,' rotor draosit Ma ballot_ on the Beeorat Ttoralal of
Ortobarlaxt.
Tier s'l
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A w. d;er 110rxixon, a. Jove.
;17Cwit. F. geldeustrikelhl. Btgo . 1.
lutip• Jas. McCune, Joierph Alb , Sri. E.
of tb County Comm Hew.
Allegheny Comity Scott and Johnston
Meeting!.
• 'NW* Public Meeting will be held in the
liorough of ittleabetti,ou &Umiak, the 13th of September
test, at 2 o'clock P. 11.
At Nobleatmrs Mood.), &'D .her lb, 2P. id.
At sharpahm e , Tomato. la, a "
At Sewickle trodomday. " 77,2
At Bakerstown, Thursday, ' 10,'
At Best Liberty, Fridat. " 19,
At McKean... Fs ks tittri " "
At Tarmatuto, Mooda, 7
At Mukha Mill, Last Dem townsti Ip, MondaT.
Sept.Ztd, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
At Peter Ileyee• (of Lecrtiard)Boowden toanehlp, av
TaZlki•r. nt 2 P. M.
• . Atimi Monroe's, Patton townehip, on Wednestior, 2010.
td, 2 'Fetal P. M.
• L . m Moab XPCorudek's, Mom township. on Thdre.
day.2Mh. at 2 P. td.
At EUrabeth,llllTbuesday, 25th, at 2, P. M.
• At Jeer Plankiotoces, Pipe township. on Friday. tiath.
• At John conso. Baldwin township, on Saturday, 27th,
At Wilklusburg, Moudat, =that 2 P. M.
At Lainenceeille, " "Th
(At Amos Pearce's, Jefferrem township, 00 Tneerlar.
at 2 P. M.
At Clinton, Findlay township, ttednieelay, October let,
al 2 P. M.
At Pen - y."111e, TM:Malay. 2d, t
. at
At Ratan Wilhelm% Upper S Clair township, on Fri
day, sd. at 2P. M. •
At Henry Leader's. Turtle Creek, CI, °amnia". 4M, et
2 k, M.
2 prate!' Still, Shaer toeniship, on Tumelay, 710. at
Litt the lake imam itohiosyln Townsblta ca
Monday, lith, at 2 P. ILA
At each at them tmetidge, our (riptide will Co addremO
On =Weds Ltoportaot to Me tacit pollt.tal interests of
ttnscoutattg.
'Our friends in each elertlott disuict of the comity. - ar e
requested to argaulet., awl hare every Demo meie . ...d.
sad make; anumemente to bring all our Totem to the
Dolls By order ot
• 1301111IFFTKE OP •SHANO GHENT.
We have just returned from a visit to various
parts of Westmoreland, in which we have enjoy
ed the salubrity of her 'Fountain air, her moun
tain scenery and the linkpitality of her inhabit
ants. Many of our citizens seek for recreation
and' health at some distant springs, or other
watering place, when they have within fifty
miles of this city most splendid scenery, bracing
air, and various sources of healthy and rational
enjoyment, scarcely surpassed in the country.
The Whig fires burn most cheerily in •'Old
Westmoreland." Although our Whig friends
there are hopelessly in the minority, yet they
are active, hopeful and zealous: They are re
-Solved to keep down the Locofoco majority es
low as possible, and thus ao their fall share in
winning , a glorious Whig 'victory in October.
Their eyes are toFard. Allegheny county with
ihtSuse interest. We were asked almost hourly,
"what majority will Allegheny give We re-
plied they're exPioted r conlldently a Whig me
° jority for "Johnstolt; of SOOO, hopectfor.3soo.
We hope the Whigs of Allegheny ern:tray will
make our words good. They have the power,
if they possess the disposition. If our whole
vote is out we might record , a majority of 9000.
' And why should hot every. vote bo oat! Was
there ever more cause for the exercise of the
elective franchise T , The power of the Whig
party, the permanence arid future success at
'Whig principles, the welfare and financial credit
. •of the State, the leans° of American Industry,
the - ,election elan upright Judiciary, and many
, .
other important . matters ar e involved in the ap
.._proaching election. lip, Whip, then, and go
to work in evSsrN I ward 'and district, and let m vin'the moat glorious victory we have ever re
-joiced over. _
Tan Nato Caoss to Onto.—We rejoice to
see, by the papers, that the Whig cause In Ohio
is prospering, and our friends there talk cons•
dandy -of n, incoess. The course 'Framed by
_Chase, Giddings, & Co., who sire either openly or
covertly favoring the cause of Locofocoism, is
opening the eyes of all seneible Free Doll Whigs
to the hypocrisy of the same, and the 'folly of
others H of the leaders of the,so called Free De.
amend), While in Pennsylvania the Locoloco
party is grovelling in the duet in its subservien
cy to the, Slaieocracy, reflecting Whigs cannot •
see why the same party in Ohio should receive
the sympathies„ - and the open . of - Covert aid of
the•Free'Boii Leaders. We - hoPe to receive back
to' the good old Whig fold thousands of thoee
who deserted it from misapprehension, or
throng therdeCeptions of those who would now
transfer them: ir they could to the 'Locofoco
paro. We hope to-record • cheering Whig vic
tory in Ohio, and to 'seethe Executive Chair fill
ed by such a not:delft,* as , Nlr. Vinton.
11. writer in the WAshil'irton Reporter endeavors
to 17-Ctlee Mr. Ellet's tassel discrepancies on
the groned that .tio tunnel in needed, because
the road can be essif , i,earried along the tempi
of. Wheeling Creek; tl‘os avoiding a tunnel
through the hill, or any • 'ere else elec." ~ T ie
is a milierable eubterfuge-, • • worthy only 10l
the. original statement. .tie have nothing to
with the fact whether a tunnel is needed or
near Wheeling. We stated that Mr. Ellet h
commenced hie, explorations, and enconn
tunnel near the city' of Wheeling. Mr. E
writes.th no in reply that the road will cocoon
no tunnel near that city, and yet when hie
iport comes out, he admits that two tunnels
he required. His defender says no tunnel
all is needed. Of the necessity of the to
or tunnels; we ire not' the judge. If th
no necessity for them, J Irby are they reset
Inpon and recommended?. We hare more co
[deuce in Mr. Elite' engineering abilities .t
t..cr oppose he ironld recommend a tunnel wh
rt i,
one henot needed. ' The - whole difficulty a ' es
'front a desire to hide from the public the Ily
formidable difficulties any,railroad will har to
encounter betieen Whheling and Oreensbn
JOMDITON AND INN PAILADELPINA Dr A
: goavr.s.—We laid* attention to the corm
deuce between some Philadelphians who tri to
make a little political capital out of the late
• tingled afalr ID' Lancaster county, and GOICiTD
, or Jolmaton, who bannened to be in Philadel
phia at the''time. The Gov ernor ' s reply to
them
le of th eseverest rebukes ever inflicted
upon demagogues: and the polite and polished
.contempt with, which be treated them chtuiot!but
please all honesemem; 'while it will be a caution
to them to let him alone after this.
We see the Post is manifesting the same hien-
DS propensity. In that paper of yeiteiday
,morniag there is a long, weak, but grossly elan
' derma article, in which the attempt is made to
throw the blame of th ep of Gorsuch upon
Gov. Johnston. But the whole thing is, beneath
contempt, end unworthy of further notice. The
fact ie the Locofoeos are becoming desperate,
themes precursor of defeat.
COL. BIGLER ON TEE BOXING 11TND
Tide be,a sore subject to the Looofooo
pofiti
eiaht; 12111 it is so because honest Democrats are
well pleated with it. ancteasful operation In
conversation.with one of the Latter class the
other day, he said that he had watched
.thif ad
ministration of Gov. Johnston closely, : . and that
in bis opinion it was the ablest and best we ever
had in Pennsylvania.
In his speech in this city last week, Col. ißig
ler spoke, among • other thit' ige, of (ipr. Jahn
sinking fund. We give below all him re
.marks on that eubject in regular continuation,
their* we .W 1 dap occasionally to make a re
eutileor two. He said:
"Another measure that is often referred to'by
'my opponent is the Sinking Fund, in relation to
Which it lute,beert' deemed necessary to tame
proclamation
. very
la it possible that col. Bigler was ignorant of
the fact that the law rendered it the imperative
duty of the. Governor - to issue that proclaim'-
, • tier, /' A more shameful erhibitioit of Ignorance
and envy La rarely seen than it manifested in
this short pet:dance. We refer the Colonel to the
. itself, from which he will learn (if he is able
Im:etre:its bearing") thatetery three years
proclamation of this kind is to be made ; and
c, -that Hie should possibly be dilute:Lind the law
I(nleinlit not be repealed, it will become his duty
make• a elmilar one on the drat day of Bey.
tenther,4 B 4 Don't forget that, ColoneL He
vet on—r
t‘Thhs li esteemed, I presume nitunst won
derful effort of-genius, and a pro of of great pa
triotism, that had never been thought of before,
And could not have been done by anyone else— .
Bat if there be any ground for boasting about
this measure, my opponent and bit friends are
not the- proper persons to boast. They were
both perfected as far as they now are in 1784, by
the younger Pitt. Its introduction into the fis
cal orations of England, was regarded as the
dawning of s brighter day; the scheme was eve ,
rywhere applauded—but it would not work
simplybecause there tern no money to ,put into thi
Sinking Fund."'
We believe that Gov. Johnston does not claim
to be the inventor of the sinking fund; what he'
claims is its successful applic'a'tion in Pennsylva.,
nia; and this is an honor of which no Locofoco
casuistry can dsprire him: If, it would not
work Tinder Mr. Pitt's administration, there is
no dispute about its working utaler that of Gov,
Joluaston-, ffe continues—
"During the administration Of Gov. Porter, in
1846, a bill was introduced into the Legislature,
terbatim with the act of 1845; but it did not"
pas"; became the Legislature did not know how
to raise thk money to satisfy it."
We have not the means of testing the truth of
the assertion here made, about a certain bill.
which never passed. The Legislature, it seems .
"did not know how to raise the money to satiety
it." -If we remember right, there wan too many
"Kickapoos" around the seat of gevet-nment at
that time to be t•satisfik" to leave an' thing to
put into a sinking fond. Johnston, however,
soon scattered such gentry when he got the
control of things, and then the Legislature soon
found a way to raise money to "satisfy;:.a sinking
fund. But let as' go on :
" I reported a similar fill mysek at subse
ynent period; and the only reason why such a
bill was not passed before 1899, was because the
Legislature could not devise the means hy which
a Sinking Fund was to be kept up. And even
now that it has become a law, 1 think the jour
nals of the Legislature will prove that the Dem
ocrats bad at least, - as much to do in 6ffectiog
its passage as their opponents. :The whole
vi
tality of the measlve consists in baling the
us to sustain it."
.0, Colonel, you ought not to have said o word
about your bill. But no matter—it is yourkusi
nese, not ours. The last sentence in this extract
is pretty good; hut be ought to have added—
"and the way to have the means is to take good
care of the people's money, as Johnston has
done."
Another evidence of the economical manage.'
ment of the present administration is to be found
in the fact, that daring the first year of the law,
creating 1111$ Sinking Fund, there was put into
it something over $200,000, while we find that
in the second year of its operation, theta has
been put into' it. only slol,ooo—being pearly
$40,000 less than the, previous year, even with a
great increase of tax upon real estate; but oven in
both these cases, J do not know that my oppo
nent is entitled to any credit—becauee be has
only directed to he paid over, as your servant,
what you directed him to pay, in .cordance,
with tne laws. A premium on charters vas now
feature in the history of financial legislation; but
the fund arising from this source must necessa
rily be fluctuating: according to the number c
charters that maybe granted. - •
The assertion which we have placed in data
is not true. He complains that less was plat int
the fund during the second year than
the first ; and tries to found a charge of
economy. upon that alleged fact, and the
:getting himself, he adds, .the fund arisi
this source (premiums on charters) must
sarily be fluctuating." These two ideas
bang together well. So we think hie to I
arguments are all drawn from I a very
imagination. It is enough for us to kno
up to the first of September, upwards
000 dollars of the funded debt of the Sta
paid through its instrumentality.
I could wish that other means were a
in order to assist in paying off the debt
State: because there is no money paid
State Treasury that is more hardly
Evericharter thus granted by the State'
misted to lessen your value as men, an
influence as laborers; becanie every such
implies an association at capital with a
competition with labor, land in every sin
test, the honest efforts of the individual to
for himself and family a living, are entire
trilled. Capital is indispensable to labo
labor is equally indispensable to capital",
What is the Colonel complaining sib, 'now!
That Johnston has put a tax upon chartes! Is
thatit! Truly it is a quit; complaint t come
from a man who calls himself a Democrat!
Would it not have been better, Colonel, io have
let chartered monopolies gone free, and leid the
tax upon widows and orphans in the day if their
. :,crii
calamity, as was proposed in your bill! That
would hive been more humane, snore dem tic. 1
We thank the Colonel for the wonderful revela
tion contained in the last sentence of th above
extract; but pray, what is it doing there ' •
" They should always act in unison, arid to the
mutual benefit of each other, but an capital oan
always protekt itself, I bold that it is the duty of
the Government to protect labor, and le a e rapi-
Lai to be regulated by those lava which always
determine the direction it will take for its ad
vancement, whether that direction shall be &gm
cultuie, commerce, manufacture, or t i e arts .
But if those sources of revenue that were eppro
priatod to the payment of the public debt had
-alone been resorted. to for that purpose,le econ
omical management of the Sinking Fu n would
have been al:re apparent. Had this he
we might have iad • portion of $680,0
Mg an interest of Jior per cent ; but w
not have found It tecesnary to resort to
if $400,000 at sir per cent. in order to ps:
lo Jive Per cenu stock. There are Few ec
, tinniness men who would be disposed to e
, mock bearing nix. per cent. for that w
bearing only fire; or who, if they had
• at interest bearing otily foe per cent.
et willing to cancel them and give new no
er ing air per cent."
e- .Now the Colonel is past all the tight
II and iv fairly afloat upon a wide nes of si
at eralities and truisms. He talks enigi
el about $680,000 and • loan of $400,0001
ia cent. to pay off our free per cent. et
ed what he in driving at we cannot tell.
5- is that nothlirof the kind has been dil
In Johnaton has been Hovernor.
re , The reader will believe the Colonel
says; . •
~ Rot Ode is no plecteent topic. 1 del . Dot to '
be unkind, and just as little dd. I desi or
,i,de
sign to misrepresent, In my manner, y politi
cal opponents. I only wish to - co ct error;
and that 1 shall endeavor to do, in ev ry public
station to which 1 may be called. e should,
all bear In Mind, while 'peaking of ' r politi
cal affairs, that the financial departure t is per
featly-separate and distinct froin'the lixectitive,
and is entirely independent of it. Therefore if
there be so much credit due our public servants
for the performance of their sworn duties, surely
the State Treasurer (and with him the Herne
credo party of the State,) are entitled to 'their
full Share of praise. The. State Treasurer
actually pays every dollar of the money ap
propriated by the People to cancel the public
debt, and he is as' fully entitled to as much
credit as any other officer of the Goveniment for
whatever amount of the public debt may - have
been paid."
But, Colonel, the Poet says the State Treas
urer lied when he certified that over T 0411,000 of
the State bonds had been paid off and cancelled.
Now have sot these looofecos got themselves into
a pretty fix 7
We think Colonel Bigler would be much more
profitably employed, and morel honorably too, if
he were rafting boards on the West Branch than
in exposing himself in this way. He is too weak
a man for such a position, however cleier and
estimable he may be in his proper sphere. We
believe it is a part of the system of locofoco tac
tics to put up weak men; men who cm be easily
Managed, for such offices es Governor and Canal
Commissioner. The object of the thing is obvi
ous enough; but ibis way of addressing the peo
plepublicly,whith Governor Johnston has origin
ated, is likely to spoil that game.
We refer ► "subscriber" to the first page for
what he wants.
We observe, says the Danville Democrat, that
in a number of whig papers the name of Jealous
W. Comley, who is one of the candidates for the
Supreme Bench of this State, is printed incor
rectly
. with A instead of W for the middle let
ter. Will ouetriands of the press be kind enough
to draw attention to it by copying this para
graph
The Whigs of the Richmond (Va.) district
some time since nominated Ron. John M. Botts
as their candidate for Congress. Some of the
Whig' of the district were dissatisfied, and at
tempted. in the classic language of Mr. Brea
liag,.•'kick op a fuss." Thereupon Mr. Botts
declined, and notified the Whigs that they must
meet again and nominate somebody. Another
, Convention was called and Mr. Botts was again
nominated by a more decided expression than
at brat Be has accepted, and ail hands will
nowttnite with him in giving the ILocolbeos e
teem:miens flogging in that district: The Rich
mond Whig says it can and will be done. . ,
Fro= the ItirrivSurph . Daily burritos.
HIGHLY, ENTESESTING C011113:11POYMME.
Attempt of empristeipleit mat to make political cap
ital out of ,the Worths in Lancaster crunli!
We publish below a, Correspondence between
GOT. Johnston and certain citizens of Philadel
phia, relative to the murder in Lancaster county.
The object of thae .citizens evidently wan to in
flame the public mind, encourage agitation, and
to make iotaont of the unfortunateoccurrence.
That we do not impute erroneous motives to
these men nay be judged from the fact that sev
eral of those. who sign this letter to Gov. Johu
awn, were active in the late Cuban meeting in
Philadelphia, end were endeavoring to make po
litical capital out of thnmassacre of some forty
American citizens in that island. , They showed
their respect for law, order, and the constitution
by urging Americans to violate both law and
the sacred obligations of a treaty, and they
now show their 1' respect for law and order by
seeking to excite popular tumult, and make votes
out of the murder of a citizen of 1: 4 sister state.
Such cold-blooded, heartless and halenlating vil
lainy, will fill the heart of every citizen with dis
gust and abhorrence. The alleged murderers are
imprison awaiting their trial. If found guilty,they
will undergo the most dreadful penalty of the law.
Good citizens will leave the mum with the judicial
tribunals, to be by them settled is is consistent
with the requirements of justice.
To the Governor of Pennsylvania:
The undersigned, citizens of Pennsylvania,re
, spectfully represent:
That citizens of a neighboring State hire been
cruelly assasinated by a hand of armed outlaws
at a place not more than three hours' journey
distant from the seat of government and from
the commercial metropolis of the State.
That this insurrectionary movement in-one of
the most populous parts or the State has been
au far successful as to overawe the local minis
ters of justice and paralyse the powers of the
That your memorialists are not aware that
•any military force' hos been sent to the seat of
insurrection, or that the civil authority has not
been strengthened by the adoption of my roes-
sores suited to the momentous crisis.
They therefore respectfully request the chief
isecutive magistrate of Pennsylvania to take
into consideration the necessity of vindicating
the outraged laws, and sustaining the dignity of
the Commonwealth on Ibis important and mel
ancholy occasion,
John Cadwaleder A. L. Rournfort,
R. Simpson IV. Deal
John Swift Isaac Leech, Jr.
Thomas McGrath C. Ingersoll
S. R. Carnahan James Page
Samuel Hays Geo. H. Martin
Frederick McAdams.
Plim9vu.PnlA,Sept. 19, 1851
Gentlemen: —Your letter, without date, was
this afternoon put into my hands by one of the
servants of the hotel, The anxiety which you
manifest to maintain the. laws of the land and
the poshlio peaCe, is fully apprepiated, and I have
great pleasure in informing you that, more than
twenty-four hours before the receipt of your let
ter, the parties implicated had been, through the
vigilance and decision of the local authorities,
arrested, and are nowin prison. awaiting an in•
quirY into their .Imputed guilt. The District
Attorney and Sheriff of Lancaster county, act
ing in concert with the Attorney General of the
State, deserve especial thanks for their prompt
and energeticcanduct. This wan all done early
on Saturday morning, and duly reported to me
by the local officers.
The testimony taken by the II S. Commission
dr, who arrived at a later period on the ground,
a printed copy of which has accidentally reached
I me this afternoon, confirms me in the belief that
the State anat.:dines had vindicated the law.and
to a largo extent arrested the perpetrators of the
a and
toady
, that
6or ,
The cruel murder of s elfin!" of a neighbor
tg State accompanied by a gross outrage on the
..11111 of the United States, in the resistance of
its process has been committed: and you may be
assured that so soon as the guilty agents are as
certained they will be punished in its severest
penalty by the law of Pennsylvania. I ant very
proud that the first steps to detect and arrest
these;offendere have been taken by Pennsylvania
our I 0/hoent-
•
Permit me, gentlemen, having thus removed
all just "'use of anxiety from your minds, re
spectfully to suggest that the idea of rebellion,
or insurrectionary movement in the county of
Lancaster, or anywhere else in this Common
wealth. has no real fogudetion, and is as offen
sive imputation on a large body of our fellow
citizen'.
I honer
Chit'ew to
con
secnre
y true
, and
. .
There is no insurrectionary movement in lAD
easter county, and there would be no occasion
to march a military force there, as you seem to
desire, and inflome.tbe public mind by any such
strange exaggeration. Ido not with our breth
ren of the. Union to, think that in any part of.this
State,resistanceito the law goes undetected or
unpunished, or that there exists such a senti
ment as treason to the ijimicrn and the Conati
tetiori. The alleged murderers of Mr !Gorsuch,
whose crime is 'deep enough without exaggera
ting it, have been arrested and will be tried, and
they and their abettors be male to answer foe
what they have done in contravention of the
law. But in the meantime, let me invite your
•
o-Operation an citizens of Pennsylvania. not co- ::
ly to etc that the law is enforced, but to add to
the confidence whieb we all feel in the judicial
tribunals of the land, by abstaining from amble
violence of language, and letting the law take
its course. Depend upon it,fientletnen, there is
in Lancaster county a sense of duty to the laws
of the land, manifested in the easy and prompt
arrest of these offenders, which will on all occa.
,ons show itself in practical obedience.
The people of th ateonnty are men of peace
and good order,and not easily led aside from the
path of duty which the Constitution prescribes
They and every Pennsylvanian love the constito
tion:and the Union. They will detect, as they
have done in this case, and arrest and punish all
who violate the laws of the land. There is no
n done ,
I bear
lehould
. loan of
off onr
ntfinfeal
change
lich wan
!men out
mild be
[en bear
warrant, depend on it, for representing the men
of Lancaster county as traitors and participants
in en ',insurrectionary, movement. - You do
them, nnintentonilly I have no doubt, great in
justiee.
I am deeply indebted to you for affording me
Ude opportunity of expreesing my elewe But
for your. communication I might not bare been
able to tie no You, and my fellow citirene at
large, may be assured of my firm determination,
at all hazards, and under all circumstances, to
mein - min the sapremacyof the Constitutson; and
to enforce obedience to the laws alike of the Uni
ted States and of this commonwealth.
In order that I may be sure that my answer
may reach its destiustion, (your letters having.
but stxtideutally come to my hands ?) I have re
quested Mr. White to put it lath the hands of
.Mr.. John Caldwalader, whose signature, I ob
serve, Is first-
I am, with greet respect
Your obd't
The Whigs of Cincinnati are alive and no mis
take, and if signs are worth anything will do
their duty this fall.- We clip the following from
the Cincinnati Atlai of Saturday
CiLoalous I A Worn Carr CooactiOvez Mona!!
—The election for Councilman in the Twelfth
Word yesterday, resulted in, the election of John
F. Miller, an old and tried Whig, by a Maj.:in
ty of 116 over both the oppositiou candidates.—
This is a Glorious Whig S ietory ; for besides re
claiming a Ward herotOtore almost hopelessly
Loedoee, it secures a Villt majority of Tao in
the City Council! This is glory enough for one
day,' and as encouraging omen for the Fall cam
paign.
ANECDOTE or Csirrssnrs.—The following
imecdote of young Crittenden, who was shot nt
Ilisesna, is given by a correspondent of the
A private letter from an Amencan gentleman .
in Havana, states an incident as occurring at
the execution which I have not seen in print,
and which is interesting if true. It is that when
Col. Crittenden was told to turnlbie back and
kneel, be immediately exclaimed ; knee/
only to God, and never turn by back to the many,"
The guard stepped back, and he ties left to face
the almost Instant fire of the platoon, which he
did with the utmost coolness. An American is
neually a man, whether as a bravo, a patriot, or
in almost coy other phase of life.
Tat Cosa PILISONIUM ABU oat 0017.67.11)11Vit.
—lt 11, announced that a telegraphic dispatch,
received from New Orleans, on Sunday morn
ing, at the Department, states that the prbioners
;in Cuba, one hundred and thirty in number,
were to have sailed for Spain on the Bth instant.
This intention has probably been mirried out
The announcement says i
"The benevolent Intentions of the President
will not, however, flag, and it is understood that
the last steamer to Europe carried out Unarms
dons to Mr. Earringer, our minister at Madrid,
to urge the. Spanish government to exercise mer
cy towards her unfortunate and misguided pris
oners."
Tas Wit. Winos no ts.—We tuive 'hereto
'wore stated, on the' authority of ‘tkio Pennsyl
vania papers and.the exhibition of the figures,
that the entire debt of Pennsylvania had sens
ed under Loisofoco (loventors sad that during
the years of Whig administration, of Sor
enson Rimer sad Johruston, not a cent of debt
had accrued. We now state that, instead of ac
cumulating the State debt, - the prevent Whig
Governor has jnet paid off SIX HUNDRED AND
'FIFTY—NINE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED
AND T WENTY—TWO DOLLARS of the State
debt The Harriehargh papers contain the )
'proclamation of the Governor and the. Fund
CoMmizahmera to that effect.
THIS is tautly the difference between Whig
and Locofoco policy. One accumulates debts,
and the other pays them off,--Ohio State Joui
naL
A Pus or Bolan Flll.6.—We know but little-'
of the mysterious connecticin betwein soul and
body. But one thing we low, that the habith
of the-soul act upon the b y, and the habits of
the body act upon the so I. r AL worldly man'
thinks -!very little of this a man of NIP and
pleasure thinks of it very little; yet it may be
in this very way that he is engraving the letters
of his own future j udgment on his own being.
No lien knows, when in a .course • of sinful in
dulgence, no young man, in a career of sensual
pas Mon, no middle aged man, in the pursuits of
ambition, or thej greedy grasp of gain, what
lines he is tracing, as with the pen of a dia
mond, or burning in as with a pen of solid lire,
upon his spiritual being, hidden perhaps now,
but by and I.y to come out, and to he read thro'
eternity. it is said that the wicked shnll
driven away in Lid wickedness ; and so the
wicked soul may he launched into eternity, sear
ed and scorched in the eight of all the universe,
with the deep burnt engraving of his awn sins,
so that no hook ofd judgment would be needed
to read them out of, either to himself or an
gels.
fkaitaoans to Onto.—The Cineinnair Ou,tlr
says that all the railroads that have been open
ed in Ohio, pay the stockholders more than ten
per cent on their stock. We have no doubt this
M strictly true. It shows the vast basineas of
this country, but is brought about mainly by the
fact that in Ohio railroads do not cost over half
as much as they do in many parts of the Union.
especially in New England and New York. 4 thio
railroad stock can hardly fail of being a first
rate investment.
De. %cones, Ins ELDEn.--,The venerable Dr.
Beecher is employing the leisure of his old age
in preparing for publication his previously pub
lished works, and such sermons and other pro
ductions as he desires to be associated will, his
memory and name. Thu works occupy some
sic or eight volumes, and are soon to be issued
by Messrs. Jewett S Co., of Boston. Dr. 13 has
done good service to his generation—ant the least
. of Ishich is to have reared,sis. son 4 for the Chrili
tiarvtainixtry, all of whom are faithfully perpet
uating the views and influence or their honored
father.
ettr ?\ Most REMARKABLE CAPE or Torn
Rustottrt CAMP!, or mrite the Mt...Ai.
nt the attlittkl pm.l the publie generally. to the rertitint
at tim. HMI. nf thht MM. Tim ease may hrceeh ;tt
stem. Who may be skeptical In relation to the' Imts her.
mt forth S 11 KIER.
bad been afflicted latent yearn wile a wryness°, lodli
eyes, w blab connnued to incr.... September, 106,
the inflammation or that time bee lug ltarnped the whole
lining membrane of both rye., and ended In the demene
of thick fin, which allot) deotruyed my maid I hod
an operation performed.and the ltocksning retanyed, which
woo rurued and len Me In as condition no Lefore
At this et ?days of the complaint I made e40 1, ... 1,1,0 ‘ ,..
ral of the moot eminent unolical meal. oho informed um
that •my eyes 'would never get well,' At thialime I could
not diatingulsh any 01,p,et tly the .drier of scum fr,endo
4 commenerd the one of the Petroleum. Bath intsrualli
and locally, under which my pyre lacer Improved daily on.
td tho present time. and I taTerscooered my olght entire
Iy. hly general. hoalth lota very much ornproreol by the
Potro Imam. and I intritaine the reoinration of nay sight to
lieuse I melds at No. 102 ,resod eters, in t bit city, and
will he happy to give . auy information In rehm.n to my
case tiILL4 HALL •
1 , ,,r nate by sewer A McDowell, HO Wntal A. A.
Papers, t. 7 Natal iliert: B. A. Vabnreturl. a Co, ,orntr
Wood and rmat•trj..ta: It fl. Curry, 0 A. Eh... ina•Pb
Dunglaaa. and H. C. ~ ,, blrarta, Albntbeny:lal. by lbw pro.
pnutor, 0. 0. KIM,
nastirdaarT Cinal 14stn.S...rith . Pdtoloaran.
T lIE number and formidable ekuraeter of
diatoora ongloating tta duatatOtd Italn of thy liter.
b.c long rhalletnaed the attention of nasbeal men atone
of tbs.. disquiet. elaqaal under the general te of sag
•utoplaug, has , lawn • 0 0i^+^ 1 instrable. afg.l the
e nal,av
py patient a.m. allowed to lira, althoot rostra' ....tens ,
being .nabted to otter him a hope gf rests, Ilappilf
thi• eart no longer ter Lb. now 1 stuas.ly has !son
found which sill aura all there eoranfaluta. of
,hammer. arisizia Inn tierantrenstut of tho liver. The
1111. doeto•mi by lit M'Lane. Vsgsfla. art .I,raetla
go [ha flyer. and by erosettny It• oparalloo. portlf
Ina Oa (llama.. sots an an.l eat...pato. th.tattaytlatroa
stitch hati ungin to the Must, t.f Its orJan
Kornsiasf hitherto pros.d for tbs. has. lallo I
to opera,. upon thseest of Medias., but laces r M'Lane •
11114 mate themaelre• boll upon IL. tooten f the 1, sot.
and by rlcafLltW the fonotatal t drf utt the Is Yore arse..,
nf Ohms. whiela thenn derive their e y .61 , 05 t For ea.', at
J ellaO a l.t
• loaner' W.sl and lostrth ete
'l l
.0 027 4.1'. hardeoed lumpy. Irnllr. etifT
eotSPlaint, d.t.auper, yore eye, Liman-4, datulant
I rarer., te . In iµ , f141.. II II Farrell • Araltun lonisoort
1 bat ao l usred • itptitatirra that no tuellelv• of the kind
•••er enjoysl. 1t ut equally altaesetouy Or ersigelaa. *aft
rhsam eagles mat sallt. aka ts.laehn, et.e. thrmt, our tot
qtr. lasso, ehilhlayna, fh.sanY.lnt.
Dar De. Mc looreet Ls 1-Cl3.l'itt.a.--Tno na
mui•Jtuns Mrnamt tir this arr. uwailirma 'a.m. to ra
th. Morin... Whet.. it h.. boon intrtslue.4. It hanattm
ad • porwhooty earno-.tawrinl in, rho arms. or mail..
umattoo re, aiotans .r. ualaz It in cant . .
When at, ran Mitam it l'abonts, lioromior, to oil ni
undo , rh. •rtioniw etwi4iioil
~.•••• • Lwx of the •Lnuir I , lls. .tth whwii I . fortr
will be foraisitorl. Vlii • t.t 1 • .T•NY oiwo
followlng trtt.r trim an aernt rho, riPiiraral In t
wiottiat trim which the. liquor Is
• ' Ca..", Ng Mord Nlareti if
J khla Co --tlontlattwo, W• end we r.n aall •a,
.tOwtty Mora of Pr MuLawe'e Pill. than
lan with u• Thor. PIII• are rmoilll nu ina in tismiri •
4,l:tars alma. mat all that ••• hit. If you eau *mai
lb 41. is dourn WA! toll, tbor sill 1.. t ta , lialo on
/rota motet •au ln-ing us • now isumOr .
Ft I' MI. Li
att•3o , llU, I t
Fafl Importation of Haraware, Cutlery. &
LOGA.N, ‘VILti()N & CO.,
I , ran tt, attentions iinfnhant• sn I ...tier.
that, taatat erten .1
FOREIGN AND DOILIZiTIC
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
INVOItTbai 111 RECENT PACKII, -
An.l .Icittl [Ley car rct.• prnean.l rt, cc< pci. t.
Irc , lllGut fait to pina-• • '
43 - A tillr•NOnl . ..lll,l SIANN c
taway• on N.J.
Pittsburgh Lilo insurance Company
CAPITAL, 8100,000.
OFFTCR, NO. 75 FOURTH STREPT
• oVFICLRS
1106,
Hrt
Tro.surer—J,lva
Sorer...laza —C A Wm , .
AWN. advertimmeut to lowa., part DC Ihin pvtp.•
•
Citizen's Insurance Company of Pittsburgh
tNCOURALIE HOME INSTITUTIONS
Lao* No. 61 11•1 or .Ir•.t. I o •trokmor.• (AC 11
C. U. l'r.,4ltut
w'ttiJA. W. 11AA.A.F.bc'r
This Cuillpata, trutur. toprchwr,...
to stoe, a , lll. V si.o.
An goyple gua.rentr , fur thc. htlltr and lotAgrity of fh.
lo
h ltutio Is Afford In lb« th. lorpctu..
u sr. 01 rill...a* ed
'of littsborgh. ter and favora , r l7
known to Um rommuoltr fur thoir pru.h.orr.
.04 -
011..70111-0. 11. Ilnwl. Wm. Ilaraley, Wty. Luric,r,
Jr.. Walter Ilrvora t Hugh D. Mug,
JohnHatbauth. li Y. KU,. ausutl
WM. F. JOHNSTON
CLEVELAND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
rpiic Anmial Connie of Lectures in the
CWT./land Medical INllloWe. will rotooorooe on
tiowlay . , the fine Soy of Noittootwo, sod roninwie
oot.
, .
The following gentlemen ecoopose the leenlll of l u .
.' 4%tI?`rDELLMATIII D I, M. Pr;,
Woo, ,feseor ..fr
CblneraJl Pet
JAASU l'.
ov:tads...l Theory .1 Orartlee of Nleuklne
110 RACE ACKLEI. M L.. Professor t.,f So.rners
.1011 N 1.. CASSELS.M. D. Professor of Mate, Medi.,
Pharmacy, And union
:SAMUEL 11T. 4011 N, 11. D.. Professor of Chemistry . bud
ltedleal Jurisprudence.
JACOB J DILLAMATER, — .II7D., ProT.Spor of AnAtomr
4'n 'th P o b il: l Fo h' rtZ . • entire course of Lectures . Vou
M.striculntion fee
w d.otirrd. .
.nen • pt pky tilde in twelve
....the. for PPS, arpl -.sued .nutilly with some per..
whose responsibility Is certill.l to b y • Justine of the Pens,
or• Judge in the County or District In which the ouruer
Mdes, will be exempted In the Oar* of money et the time.
edlesil lleasites. end than. srho hero attended two
Rill course. of le un ctures. one of which was et this ioStitt,
4013, ere entitled to • free admission to the Lecture, by
payi g tbe Matrieulation fee poly.l.loLl ‘ bawd. with roo. liht. and fuel. oan - be pronured
g~e f.rlltty far wit boarding eau U eLWned at 00
epej,
eating, of lectures. tree to all alallieuleuts
of Lit.' College, will communes !nor weeks previous to the
mmmeneement of the regular coon, and continuo until
the opening of the term. Pn.rielon le tussle for the Cult).
eatlon of pi - Prete anatomy on Lim most liberal terms.
The Medical and Surglael clinlque onnneeted with the
Coslege, under lb. direction of Professors Delemater, girt
-0.04. e nd Aekley, m the number. variety and linportanee
or mum. presented. is bellerrd to be enual to any tte.
J.l. CASSELL.
country
eeplD - tf SeeTetary of the Medical Facultr
Put up at Met all. - Pack*, at Pawl-a Price.
HE subscribers would ra4ectfullyq
U
Invite the attennn of n.tall dealers Ind.
Tors to their very superior TEAS. put
~ta t he sorrel parke,laraled .4 to exclude tlie,..Nr
air. and Drewry. the Teaa perlettly froth.
rho advantages of '''eaa put upla this wayfnrretullitg.
are
on obvious that thoughbut lately Introduendo they
hnr ataneet nntlrely sapereeded tbe loose Tom,
Our arrannemee. and tallith, for buying Tr.. nre
nob that vin are eornitantly reonlvinit Conk Town, which
re am enabled u. veil an Team of Ilk. nuallty in the
rut: arra All Tau acid by theauhaalber• arunoleton their
ao that any not invins ..`"^"
fartion MS, ho r..rUr a d• nd the money refunded.
have been Informed that tliern arr pro , .
wino engaged In ssuois, tbrongh .Western Venn, Ivailla
and Ohl.. northlrat and damaged Teu put up le a oviol.
Ist may to our., by exhibiting Pimply.. of genuine
Teu ottainNl from na To avoid 111 po.alt.n of thin kind.
ninety, that every.package Put UP hf• et ix labelled nub
our name and Guarantor.
LCIONE TEM , of all prielkt and Varieties. wholenale or
th"°' ;`;' t sl ". . i , t '
e lleCLliitril CO.. Tea Dealer..
.0 7 10 IA Lanny rivet.
QUNDRIES--
ij KW bags Rio Cflffeez IOUU ban. Window
lbo Dices. Green A 1111, Tear. 190 bbla. Eosin:
WU ha.. ba A b• It'd Tobanoo. oO •• h. r' Tar:
. . . . . .
- (Ml km. VII'. Tyrtod ..1 Plug. :u) - Vlnecor:
2411 d. tr.b His.: 20 " Spontph Whinmr
30 htEde.P K.& N. o.llmgar. ....0 •• El.n..rn Alum:
20 1.41 s Loaf, red. bull 1 10 .. C1.101...t1 LAN. ,,,, d
100 - H. U. llolanirr. 2 termw ladle:
W :: .1. H. - t.. 0 1.1,11.4,',4 d Landlowirk:
- ...,.._..
Syrup -
wLs.. Ocala.* .R.Chequn
OW dub Con itrocubuu
Tcgd.ber wltb 'Madder, Co
einuaturs, on hand io4
..pl9 JULIN
jpoß CHAMBERS—Very chenp Wall Pa
pa, sad cheap eom a In innaot whlinnonn. .171
W. P.31.7.81811A1.1.
- •
N Infallible Remedy CM TOOTH ACHE,
Tart.r on the I,,et.ty f ro g r i ? i l zo lrart . for
-1.1 cent, for rates!
0.0 9 .5 , 140 Womlfilr:eet.
11CD — ILE OlNTMENT—Warranted to cure the
ca :r reaes of file. In few tispl. for ode by
repin , a - Krer:t MoDOWLLI., 140 a cod .t.
gIENUINE MEDICINAL POET-WINE;
LA MUNDY. AND MADEIRA WlNE—is bottles .54
on:fraught. for ult. by
,TI, SURER A 31r150WELL. 140 Wood at.
' • '
"k3APAR HANGINGS—New style of Gold
Par, Hangings. for Parb,rs..ltb .I.a.Lnt Cold and,
No rot 1.1.r.b.ry, fir W. by W P. MAILSIIA LL
.1119 , bb Wood At.
i I RE.' EN o 1 L. CLOTH-5 00 yards 4. 4i,
ILli sot 5 quarter UT,. OA Cloth. for Info. litinds,
outwrior to r...rvlro to any %Item balonfactury4 for that
purrg,....,u4 r,...lyed sod for sal, by th 5.1..... or yard. at
b. r...ta.. N , r ,, 7 and U Wool ottr...t.
J. at 11. PHILLIPS.
ExeCutors' Notice,
peraorni indebted to the Estate of Jo
..ph ‘l.-cluro. de , .t. o 1 In.; St. Clair 6,..rn*hin.
3tv. end.) . ry.tttyyted to make payment to Mr UALSICLP.L.
ADAMS. Tunnel mar It „b+. lYttlYburdlr. and thole
hsvinit nmont ttratir i t . lbj , tl47 . ttlement.
SAM. PATTY.ItSON, Jr..
El,lllUrfl.
Horticultural Notice.
TUE AUTUMNAL EXHIBITION
loothe
eie,hurgh llortleulitaral hGelety. hill to he the
1. 4 imh of Sehiembor. lu 31&OON IC lIA
(Mb Fln+l. All hrtictee for ehtubltlou must be relforfo ,
to the ...ommltt.. of Arrhugemeubh before b o'clock. AM.
of the If lb of Sl , btember.
f'.mlly Tlekrtn ehn I. het from any member of the If x-
Comhiotteo—pric. SI. Slagle Tieltebt..., cent,
ft, order of the E..tretatlve. Committee hel. , Z. •
Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Co.
I%Ca
I ,flit. , Oryi.w. l'ittrburgh. t'wP,-.U. 1551
III: SUBSCRIBERS to the Capital Stock
of tlu• •r.h...e C01111.33,.0wl I,whil. do t.hw.' nt.
000 rot ..t.t. per Marv..., will km calkal wPw. wt..
•,,it., Or loa wromino. 14 St. A. [LILL.
..Oh. - Tr......,wr
;
IVINDOW SIIAIIES—A tine htoek 'ern
y hrwriug mil lliw Tartetiwn of Tram.pareut IVlpdow
`l ill •1}
juW rwcwived frwin the uisoutexturwr, which •••
...I ' )F l i:;; l .C: h"''''''' ri VN•IiillA".11.!:.?:,111:',`,-,..,!:7".r"
Petroleum ! -,
TIJKiI.I
J. ittillt I t.•..
Iv. to. VI .t.. 1
No. 129 Wood Street.
!EMEI
sEgE:RIOR TEAS,
,z,,,(2.t0r. ' , pp. - . ANA,
WAWA CO. Libya, el.
•
11) urrEit-18 kegs for sale by
mei( e NIKIANDIXS9 I .
f IIEESE-80 boxes prime W. It., for sale
I.) by WICK t 31r91491/Ltb , +.
011,--1; bbls. for sale by
.ttl9 WICK t
14 1 1..A.X.—'21! sack s for sale by"
tvtlY WICK .9 MrCANDLESS.
• Notice. •
riIIIERE will be an election held at the of
• f,..• a the 1 nuabinchen, NwEinwdolli o .2s , , ett•
B..rotioal
of on Tiotfil.To.o. lie) 0 /
°mob,. for the numb* election one Preside... oltd
Mooncere, one Treosurer,anJ one Secretwry ol the , rJolb
K b elo c novicot/oo Compon,, for the ensuittil eke
order,
Atteit. 0 NLW lON, See',
t'/./d Newton. nent. 10, I 451.—leeptlow.. 1 1Es
.•
To Printers.
• PRINTING OFFICE; amply •altpplied
'cat. .11 ueevemary tomer win Me amply
• bEst role
Lolt 100 l Joh Business; in this city, together with the uto
ekoired lee, GI the promises. goool will, le, is herebl of .
I-3,1 for 11/e Lc/yen/11s are oil I Kood order,iirld
y new, Idol the owners are to othno.Posb
neon, - will Lebold vs', mush below their value. The above
iireoeut. ou opeibuit is [deli seldornoneurn• For Pkrdeoltst.
apply at lt,looltlee
VERNIILLION-1i cases for Bale
• co. .1. SCIIOOSMAKAN oi CO
Dry Lumber' for Sale
ub EST COMMON WHITE TINE MUM-
I) ItElt. 1, and 11 dole. think. •
,1„, I, nod •J
or.
think; 414 SeitintllliZ•
11 , ounvb Jscot and Se:audio, twd drub Joist.
I will sell the nbove Lumber sr lost, or lower than it
e n ,/ Le boucht to the CIL,
A in,—rwn pair/. of tint Este FLAT Ell AEC
sup 11 JAMES It MORO AN. Sloth lar/1.
First Supply of Fall Goods.
IVIDRPGI & GURCIIIIELD hove now
ILR. open the, first supply of Foil Ijoode. and inset
co. node ol their regular oustoolers and buyeec neuerWli •
sent-
I _PAID B BUN S AND SlLKS—Muartts"
bay,. otma [ha moruini • .PP!, of
luelat.ustblezg...l,
wrg GOODS,
111 ECEI V ED THIS DAY and now opening
ill AN. Illt.411" 8 , 181 Liberty ntteet.
10/ plewes , tat., aid ' block Cuesimerea. of the pereedt end
so., faohlonoble patterue.
ou poweablaet colored Cloth, of the most eupeitor
m•nulewtore
She largrxt andoo.l.l dplonilitan/annient of reathego
ever Ilrouvht to thin eat).
llrklerehirta and Unworn.
(1) do, nor ova olipoigino tthart.
A hove Itaorrtnaent of Cr.,.,.. liondterthiefa, a,
11 bleb Cowell], will the very I.Bae eIweIII of lIKA
MAW , . uIArTIIIB6, of the Lunt Whiopable if Is. aisay
ou howl. orw oir the largeot ..81 molt laallionablr
ueB of tnnx.lo. adaytw.l aratfensaua wear. ft,
e.toro ,wuutry, all whirlB the propnetar fa Vane..
I p aler at thevey loweef f B r rash.
e. to llzo Tailoring' Into elowuleel iu the beat man
e,. no I at the h,..run 41.15, nopl;
•
I:ANTED—A situation an alwistant in a
•, or light porter tu a wholexal. wafehouae. for
• young man. ,teted place + fur
wwerat_ oto-r ,eune mon. mi ono+, or warebotwea--or tor
lat,orw: In Wogs 4.0 count, Ala, plare• erupt..
at •n s.s r , to rano. ennwola BoB, B ---
aw-i au.l plaree for aeveral char,
le Woo, corrowB , l and lent_ Watawak to
tewraw sum. AW kind. of buelneu attetofal
t. r utedawate I•leae. 9.11 at ISAAC 11/11)111.' Iv y
oLei.,eew "i. _ _e. 11..1.1 • awl: At
-
• - •
pot up In Ow Vortito. tool I. met...M.11,1
1.• 11, F' , 7 made. tot oretitfol
t re- , n,l.rful CTRL. porform.d. 1A....C00!
—No.( who... aor uf Lb. wellies,
llotoeso,r, Ihl.l thennli'l•.r..4
Tho no-,..t0k • ho] ofol
.1 •
ILI. 1:1 HE WITHOUT TAO..
4'maryro.
Crept Ite. • ,tan
r,,,les_librvskte,rr
11.4 . .. rm Tet,r, •
am Li. Wm.* Dr
.1.u,l unt 1.11,nt. t.r•11.2 of
•.1 St, 4...“ of APP....
In r Iran tb.Lf
the t.ul
o• . 1134
Del•llttr.
. Lunamtn. J.u. -
ao,l
. .
In,:g.)..nt ttn•ttet
1-tr ttr Wtt Is.alrilluesze.• Utlit.. awl
.tI t —au Wm.!, •nt ..tret4 Ity la w
tot tatitl ha, .1•••• 'la •
rt.,.to. tb. toutttlatwtn tontltts attd
Lit,.l It neutrulta.t. Laki .tort.
untt.ttt t .1 utt.l 11...1thr srOco4O•111.1>.
lot oli to fttorge tb• 141.4 tram theirapoafilmo
oott-Nettof Rom 11, Into itolsolt,tert - of tlto apperotedurtOit
oriolor, wool to propoor tbo of ...no t. ft'oiot `uOooforf
00. o. b.- tloyet , tra rotrart of lelloo
wok otootftotrotortatilit, ftwoh pro•ing It helf ataalotiolotto
to Luau, at oncot ot•ligotztat tlttotattoof Llold.sh to heir
es! (As, will niiTsy tar In.mb rem,
As lb. rnLh. hIW has sossl wanteal—lawyer C•IO‘MT.,
t.1.-kullard cu erprkne., jutt Si their insist ut Isith
lu tier .1.1 suslisiumiii is ks!uv es 'rigours.
11ri fly 11.411 miss.] noiitrusim tu.wt hop, lirs.sud
gnr Irmo tp.. yoz-ly on.whini. mods, throe., hove',
hrohou Linwo io Lomat and nor.. howro. , hwilloomno to
b,mw.lf awl nth., 1,4 do oor thwkowir of hicroaqnry;lat
thn rstArol oul) oxolhr•tan.l thot inn bop. of why picot sw
utayont, W..trant of I olio. Dort
owl ?Ai...oaring..od ontwoodn him. Int law life, oak, to
nwl we hove on Onsitihinn tils %ord.'
..Imrot'
, k a hr•lth
; ;
Fr_usi.e,. READ TUE FOLLUIVINU,
T.now noon nnd Sarnsparlin gives groat soilsfantlon in
ever,
very respeeteible gentle:lmo totornied us thst. his
infighterge troutilfni with Itilicult menstruation, and
°thus. •Stee • peraiiiir ly bwr sea. Moe had not it... Thor
reguintmenatrual ilierherge no . s long lima; but by the
J. of lir. on, notes leli;w Dock's/1d Yiantapurilla she was
rntlianny eurol. Townsend's acid others without
rectos.. the slighteet to•nent. Ile had one daughter die
from the same neut.. I E. TRIPP
tiosego roust). Roy; tilt.
s P fonn.O !Or, " Ilu.hesed• • short time ago.
• hotth. or your I ellow.llock and thyesparkila by My Was.
•hich nbe hul used for complain!, Erimprlu and
Meekness. F•lling ..1 the Wotrai, Pod it hes alreulY
belp.4 her eery Of the Erysipelas R h.. he.lt
~.um I have Just harchssell • mod bottle.'
rand from the effect of the {non,. feel entatdsta
that It rail .Bats prifre cure.
verl reolmtfully, S COBURN.
?, fO,O
Marro% Apauldhag, id Erie. Pa., sand a Liver Complalht„
Pelhltanon or 11,« Heart. Illszl,hese a the Heed, Cold-
De., of the hatreroltleg, sod NuhAtteila of lbe Lhalm, of
tan 'year, ',Ladakh. onlely Lf , ihdeott'. Yellow Doc!,
end P•r/41,riiilk
Ram, Pa., November YU, 1019.
J. p Park, Esq.:so-I am happy to inform you that,thre•
Iwlxles of Ouyeatt's Naito. Cock and Sarsaparilla, whieh
Md of you, have been the meenthunder the blesminm of
a kind ['Meld - eye, of reetorint Me.to health and the en.
Myments of life.
IThen I ...motet:wed tieing the Yellow Doak and Sarsap.
.rill., I von truly Inamost feeble erondl4n; I was sore
lo afflicted with Palpitation of the Ream, and with the
moot eaerusiatlna pains the hack and aide. I was
uch troubled with ellszineni in the hent,ooldnant of the
m
tremllic , ,. and numbness of my arms and legs, and Cr
years hare bevzi yorr, r,stlve. have tor cif., years bean
Aquitilting the most able medical men" in this snetlethand
in [Waal., but muld get no relief from their preemitAloaa
I here shoo tried a great Yuri., of family medloines.with
little Or an stiorese. ant the first overt that l en the.
r„p os , posit and Sermons/111a. me symptom. tmpeoved,
and continued to do no until all of my tormenting eon
plalnla were entirely removed. 31, bark m nue. strong
mid ime from pain. my arn. and lege are rrLtured ;we
fat e enoitlvene, ml extremities are warm and healthy.
my bowell are regular. and I Owl In all M.P.,' pho
Is a renovated man I bare sire rn to several poor people
that were sick tud unable to buy Your vary L.lttlade xne.
tinl Yellow Pork and Saieeparilla. and .011 ha*..
Own greatly re11. , 1 by it, and expreme Melt hamtfelt
gratitude. Yours truly. MARCUS. SPAULDINti.
p.rhoue genuine unless put up In large bottle.. can
[aiding -a uusrt. and Dann. ..1 the Syrup blown on the
glom., with th e tritten Inunnturn, L'. /Utica;(, on the
oul•Ide wrapper .
em) or J. U. YAll.K.CmmAnatl. Ohio. north...l turner
of .I.mrth and .
.ntren.r on Walnut atreyk.
t< whom all onlOre moot I.l.lrea.d.
J. 1,1.1.1 A' Co IS,A, lahm.atock a I:a., J. A. !Cale. L.
• Pil.betrUh; Lea A 114.<1..hata. Allevhimy I]tr;
L T. 1.."...11, IV aghluglom L. B. Bowl, Ileigatcau,ll.
..I,.y.l.rernaburg; S. KLJaptx.B4.rmerw.l4 5.4.1 a Ullman,
A ..kn. Iluntinedma; Lira. ort. Ilolltcleoehary
11.1.1..r.. 1 a Co.. laltaaa, J. lA, Wrlaht:
tone a Cu', Brookville. A. Willon a N.e. W•roenbarg
I.l4Arslatl a Cu. N. Callemler, ilrw.Llr. Bartow Q Co
L;nl.; linLbana A Furter, Mercer. Jamwa Kelly • Cp. BBL
ler. S. :UMW, Beaver. 3. o.eummerlAa.llarum: V L. A 13
s..l4l3...COUtierMat.;P•erooltar.Jr. If roll zonal...
see - Prgee—sl per Bout.; Sie Bait. fii $5
AMUSEMENT'
ATICEISIANUIL
LARGEST PAINTLNG IN TIIE WORLD.
WILL open on THIS SVENING,\ Sept-
T v 10th. at the Lthitaieum, Liberty street . , IiCTCLI
INGS'OIIAND CLASSICAL PANORAMA of the SIM and
SIIi:IRLS of the MEDITF.RILANGAN. depicting All the
0 ,- .4. beautiful d sublime menery upon the elaaairal
In
of the Old - Woeld, for nearly four tbouraind miles
In extent, god pronottimed by the nubile &millirem, to`hoe
by far the moat truth%compt , heintiyo and initaniSteht
ti
Painng ever brought at lath!. rooter. Admiattionlsrentc rooter. lldrenlscenta. ' \
The Panorama will eruktmenew moving at . quarter he
fure.lo,lnek, ewesitn• la the Week. aeIPAT,
3000 GROSS . UP , VIAL CORKS
Juat reedy' sad far sale by
ee/ J. KIDD a CO.
' lOOO
L d B r s. ,, RO , S ' PINK—On hand
....11 \ .1.1[0.11 A Oil.
i 1 GALLONS PUR' OLIVE OIL --
, , . . . .
JOIL 1 Duet received and•for siSc hy
eel 7 J KIDD a cO.
_.. . .
'- 1.1 -
4 CASK AMERICAN AkROW 1t00 . 1. --
. i Just' reed and for sale by oelli . litDD A Co._
' Anchor Cotton Fritiory-Lots t Auction:
9N SATURDAY, September 7th, will lie
kt at yrobile auction. no the peen , at3o'cluelt.
1.. TEN I' ALUARLIC LoTS,buieieral . t, between
(lob)noon sal Le.tawk street, taloa 'Ai feet fivat and run
uiva, bark 1I lee! to Altifeet alley. This 'property le
well worth the actentioaa of rapltalia being th the buni
nee. part fthe city. and'io the immediate vicirlitr of the
Railroad Depot. It. cannot fall to advance in •rice fur
yea. to coma It Would cult nimirably for A OTEL:
wEtch le greatly needed In this city. ',mans win • lug to
invert mooey In teal estate would dowel] to 11 1 " 1 , 1 114,
attention, uit le the only property for 'until: that kin.
it,. and now penmiges to trivet:too falter in Prim, I will
Le Pohl ell together, or in tole to salt purchasers.
Teraue--One.dhurth In hand, the balance...l ow, 1
n od three year, with Interest, to be ...cored by born
• d
'''I 4.7K . :LI . , KREBS A IR/11X. Auctioneer,.
EESWAX & PEATILVALS
-15 2 lieetwia: 34 mei. Filktherr, lauding and
tor sale by • ISAIAH DICKEY t 130..
eerall \ Water anti Front
• -
Public Sale, of Pew&
•
NUMBPt of eligible PEWS in the That
Nreebyterfau Church, in !Welty. will be mw at
t le sale, 00 blonday., the 011 lust, at lu o'clock, A. 31.
Sale to take place prat. Church.
petlir.V r 4'
A TER'S CELERY PECTORAL.
Ma NUE etlitt
COMBS, COLDS, 110AR8ENPM, BRONCHI
' TIB, WHOOPING-COUGH, ROUP,
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION. ti
N offering to the Comm unity ibis justly
I...celebrated remedy for illwm; of the throal and longs.
it lk out our wish to trifle with e lives or health of the
afflicted. but frankly to lay before them the oVieloos of
diatitigunduel men and soma of tie evidences of , Its site=
:em. from Which they ten Judge to‘r, themselves. We sin.
eurely pledge ourselves to 'uaks nowild assertions or fides
+burl:bents of kts eibewry, our kol.l ilut soy bops to
sneering humanity which teens will TO warrant.
Many proVs are bete Elva% enl.ll•4l.6lkett en tooth?ny
from the public Into ell we publish,, fnellbg iseu red the!
will And them perlectly reltitMe, 14 the wkedlclue worthy
, heir boat contd.:we and petrOriage. A
ittwi the distinguished brofesS , o , r of
ln .ChemiStry sod Ala-
Dr : I,e fin: t i" ATiPat . ycini. pre
...cord -1i bed en obportunity of *01,7./5 it, ef-
Si my own family, or tha families pf m Mends.
hin base nor door with a high degrzeof es tactlon.
to caws th utultesol ehildreo.
I litre i r ina IL. istl its lop. ediente slow. • ye i wrerirkl not
" rough' li r 4t i ltk il tilrert:PXll4), 11 \ D
Brunewlet, Ile., Feh.lo, 1041
;From an Orrer in the Hamilton HUH, In this City`d
Dr. J. C. At . I hare 1,,11 cured of the wont Mash \ I
vet hod in y Ilk. by your . .Cumitir P 1 4 .7././:,.. arid
et er Oil, whe m n I Lave ogporminltY of M....M..0"N ,'‘
ir others Yours, mimethilly.
Lowell. Ang.lo, lath. • •
• S. D. EIVEHACIii.
411Z-lteal the toll n¢, and see if this medicine is worth
trial. Thi. patlcni \had bekime very fertile, and the ef.
-el of the medicinetlunmistalimbly distinct
, 8. S. Horst, Marmot SPItInGs. Ju1y5.1949.
.1ir..1 C.:Arca—Mr, lhave been 101Icted with isainfill
auction of jhe longs, .1,4 all the aymptonin of settl..l
.mencoptlon, for Moriithan • year. 1
conbl find se m•
1 s ei n e that *OOl4 reach My rase, until I emerneneed lb.
nu- of your Cherry Pectoral, which gWve me greduatte
lief. and.d hareibeen ateadily, gaining my ....Hi until
my health It ..7t1¢13 reattaxil. Whilit using your toe ,
~ rine. 10. d the natlncation If lo curing with Amy tete,
eml friend . Hre plea.. of 5 winter District, who had
i eon .tended !N. his Woe al alutlea.by • severe at ,
tae[ of bronenitla. \L hese plealnare in certifying those
"".
' Sot'
''''''
2C,k .r. ell.lll.)l ' k7orgiiitt Carolina.
The rollowtsig w..one of the *,OOl of caeca, which the
5 Diarist,. and Inendo'Hionght to beincurable consump
\ ChtilTrat. Pa.. ling. 73., 184,,
4
J. C ATM.--E.ir, 1 WY jab. Witt • nerrible much.
brought on hy a enhl. In the hegthang of la 4 Febrn , Y.
.0 itas confined to my bed,for runre,than two months.
0 ughiut inc , mantly bight al day, I teems. , g4.,asti t i ,
V, ' ly t :tra . rt. 'o ITiZeT. o rw .o en k Vidky:fall ' ilTaVl r t? iluc r as.
trees Int breath that but . httle It of my'rerorery-could
b. entortained. While In this .1 nation, acne. , Omit..
(the 0,0. John Keller, of the Aletrtetirch.) brought
me • bottle of your Cherry Preto which 1. tried more
t., grail() him than from any ernes thin onoliiMining .-
1,-0 Its goal effeets lodised me to kMatitina,ll.• Rae, end
I.soon found my heelth much inatirosed.. Nos, in three
only
I am well and strong. and ennyattribstte\ ety sobs
only In your great undtrons Willi tbSdnerptStYtbstlttade.
',wet, 80 .. • JAXEb GOREfIEY.
• tempered .4 cold '
by JAMF.S,C. AT El Pra-ti Mdohenr.
SoliEgreelL !dun
Soli In Pittsburgh, iliolreale area retail. by H. At., , kLii-
IN EI..TOCIK A 00 , and J. H. TOW IiSYND. , ,
In Allesbnay City, by H. P. hi:kVA - AE.12..4 .3 VIC.
GILA& .4 by Dru.'_.otfareagraliE,2!.L. F 4.- - 1. 0.
'("HE DAILY 'AND WEEKLY GAZETTE,
; and most of oar Pittsburgh dailies sad wei'ddies. mid
4 n • ...rusty 00 newsparers tram many of trctr s and
st , As• sad ntetYnty entynt•stolt Isst,tcr, to lets tt other
loings, Z.", nicer Temper., CartaLcatra. Shanxi ... In.
nren Tahiea. /i• . t.ert for tele at ISAAC 110,1015. 4 DM,.
T.Ar.l et - sel . Lt
, ,
li I LBS. REEFED BORAX or
..2 e OGIII os-or , -4 ... sl-..- br .
J. KIPP ACO \
, - - • ~
,Fail and. Winter Stock. of F \ any ancl,Btaple ,
\ • ' DRY GOODS, . \
. 0 .l. MASON i Co. wouRI moot rt4pect
li,
..,' 2 / A L :V , .!_4 . l '4 Nr .'" tr a :l s l;l " part " l '2l !i:; " lril Ttfr ' s2i " d
rj, lit ...- .e. e tbs . k e. Y.1 , ..1y. air .alte-i..... tq k -S.
enteh will teok,uml larger than any the have ever e'.,
1,-.: o wit We hire f•Telf el as trilloenr ,
.oh 0 a Henan Huallne. 0400 ion andertuanishawl , sk
limns It ltsitStsrnn try rs. ynpyniny Illnnbytnt s
.S. - t: ., :ntwts. ,0 10. 0 0, : en.tsy rtantbSl MUM
teeing-, , Ire 5.. French alletino•
.. i., sae,. liar II milhan !AS/ pa Paramett•ACoborm
....,,....shi . rettrig . -•-- algr i glakt mho
f ..iii rm
1 0.•
StAllie tte. She
-
,al .. too make Imitiontil7.4.,oo
, rench I osorr.
....., " Caabeas y
hi riis
."7 ne)10;A ilk
: sd Vele
.0 - Shirting , ribtorns• S t
n
loudtogether watt ese ma il ,
,/ esle erianliebnartin I seplL
k IV k:R. CONII years' stand
lAs. ours! by 0. A. Ztt r, '''.4
news: to. 4.10 Lit PILLS.. so
looms., 1., Isp laL II
C '!dt H E Nellets—le. 8. plunr• I ran
w.pmeuerad your Liver Pine ea.,. uare earned won:tern
• b **** r usel in our part n ' t the onsilttrY. Stout or mu
netahhora hare usad,them. a nd found thrni of.the mat
e., tijillty in billoyeettertlont. tort livadarhe.lo. A. for
naiad{. I sunray th at there newer has been • ISlddietz. that
4otte =0 , 60 ISSI!b V. Iha ee been tackled , with Lis.
;;.;i . :::!crl",:: irtr,:°., mrired..,t;::V.l.w..urs,,c - ,
. lamb bats eltscbytt the more 00500 re.itil. am , I mitY
r .y without ex./aeration that I SIMI ttilf p.-wPctiy ntrra.
I :herr/tate re
Li them ti. all who SI, afflicted with
diseese of the Liver. .
hour gestrhil friend. • ', J. sos.fru.
Ptiretusers will remember that. all Phis milled - Liver
Ville, - ether than those pre - go-et by a. E. SELI wr , hi..
5.. Nod .01000, Ayr butt
orb.. imitation*. 4.05
. HEW tiOODS. '.. ' \
gin E. SUBSCRIBER baring nosy recoiled
his entire stak,,of FALL. ANII lalliTElt iiiiol4b,
ri . :i t tioV ' T,:itS tTIZZ:if 0 1Ta t ronTe,tilL h : f."?2 \
soli or mtalL at Ter, lOW vi.. . ,
ii. his le Drj e t . locelr.all the Stahl, as welt es • large
cork of Vaboy . Hood.. commit., In v.).- ,
4 4 Thirst Mika. r evatettg .4 str . et . .t &eget, tell bitbl,
4-4 limeade SOS. . ..
. ..
,
Plaitrillack Silks, all prima and widths. ~
limeade black SUL . •
Ile., Watanst Silk, all stialer.
. Etruria Poplins. ..
Mu., of, Lalottai 1
-. French Heels. arid Ceshmerer.
T ',tether with Frenela
ell and English Prlnto.ln endless:a-
HOUSE FURNISHING GOOUS:
1'14,1114 and 134 Barrudry libretintor,
44, 04 end' r 4 sad Irian Pillcur Lltienc
;4,44 and ICH Table Vaunt..
.d Damsak bapitinii and Doille,a
•
fa K reellbVaitillte, Fr.., Furniture, tilautr!gnt aro.
ti.trtaltriklateriale. ita
• MOURNING - DRY GOODS; ,
81 !'" I ` mc0trtn.....:14 "
Black Canto. e 143
H 7.. Mohair LystrzA , : tm
2" tit:=l ' r
'ltalian Cra
ll per. MAU AAA Crape
,i F I u N K C it il 'h e . mTga " tlel prd . 3.l.lyeari . o: . llAnt_
l.i.ry .14 VT, why,
""” "." "' \" —"r. JAIIES A IIeKNIOHT.
$.06,
-Singer's Patent Straight Needle Perpen
dicular Action Sewing Machine;
- •
• Steuted by Letters' Patent of the. United Siqua.
1119 'MACHINE is the most important
and mairentally useful Invention of the age. It bee
been end , • suMelent lennth s of time to he thertmehly
o ., te d u p o n • / met vtuiety of vial...a le ell camels folly
eirprovel. It exegetes In the rated perfecter:id eatisfartory
manner the work of the fedkoWtok trades and occupation..
anr ,,nr—Thilors, lket. Oboe and \ Gaiter Mannfartmtiro
Darnel. and Saddle &takers. &let Maker& Cornet Maker..
c, p ,1 0 , 00 Trimmers. -Cap Makers and Ilea Binders, Drew
Dare, Costa:nem Oboes Marra. latpcklett Manufectur
rn, Comet Bog Mitnufarterers, Teton Makers, Whip Ma
ker, and Upholsterers. And may 61.41 4, e_prontably need
in making 11011. and AinangA, Deist. Matt-eases, Horse
C Oiled Clothing. neelintridotb.... Map and Char,
, atmar `l l ,,,t..,l2 4 hlVAliZl7l3 l e:eref4lll="Ait'llrgartre. h.
reoleh beaten. twelve inch. Near, o4ghe.letr
D compact. OtallittrAtll le form, dureide hash 14
poem, not liable to pet out of order. 'WI edJurted
to d It will patrons, the, later 'of tram five to
t . p ,,p e .deainr en the kind of work! arrd kill of
Ile °knew. Th e rr beet nod of Tailor.' Ceram Mork can
b.. em ote' with it in the neat Mariner. end \in \making
Cepa and nowt other, article. to which it &dulled, it.
work tottil Ottperatt . to that eammeely draw by hula, Lull
peintebdirectiour far urn% are furnishedwith etch raw
0 1,1 ne . The prim. with all ILPDfrottie nOlttlUnt, and Pyle..
1. Vll?:.krachtlnue'tll3ltlP:ol=lllsll'.
tle t
Il all. i:e h v e r ° o ' gt t ; P V) Dca " L ' a: P . 4.^l :s re se l Ytk.
greet., mil sad
where all Venous interested ,
ea e invited to mil, ead may be united of rev:clef= aline.
duet evidence and pent. omelet demonetratton of the
great utility and value of the inveetion—and that it le
roped "vs' to toy other ever offered to the nubile
bitch:4lre riotd to non the Patehlee in any Tart of the
oretunrof the United Stares. non disleeelof. will wdd
rot resemble terms. and on so to OEM,* thrpurchteers
pent.. The meet desindne point. eke be reeve
en only br aniVirly appleation. ISAAC 31 SIND it
or l.
• "52 141.4.1wer New Yk.
.
INSEED. 011;--20 bbls. for sale' b
LA 'walk J. BCIIOO3MAKMI Ob. 24 Deed et.
, ORLO DER SEED-1 cask for sale by
1_) 1. ECIIOO:43ILICER' di CO.
• - .
I:lOPS . — : Put up in 1 lb. packages, for fa..
H T u ' - ' l°° "' d ...an ia7 .(7'.lL
W CLURO At CO,
AA .12 25.3 Llkerti lL
our It amouttamOum. a. JONI-,
k LAC 1{ RN CO., Wholesale Gro•
"..* :tl=7 tlg fi t Cr
their Ware , lat Water street, Ylmatottryo.
Oll.lt
IiEZIEP ! S celebrated DURHAM FARM
ju . k riumms) cliElltElu c li z Z b fattrat t a,lto Ilkoo
" te 'ro o m . I :NZ
''.4 o I f o O olfe .‘ elet. but la d e
siring te, Iroduced for tbe ;ref time
Ilt " 1 Utle market. Thom e eheice maid. am ree
q"" 4" : ' ‘ ' "di and ezamWe
11li. 11. kIeCLUKG t CO.r
rTplf‘,.ii7asent and Tart Ile.ters.
LOrt CRUSHED SUHAR—A very-imperi
-I,' or Oblate for ymmtralay e am=alt . ,bl4ll._ Just mord by
/I CV,
SALM9N-t - iril be res'd, this
0 d. j . , bylapress, „,. 14. ... 1.73 . 2r0gi re b
"p.
),IT ANTED — A Pace folk a nice younran
. ...i.t.lairl . Tio b ita9:V. 7 4 lth .alf.=. 4 a 7.7 - ;TiL;
besinottsolso. for • Total Mort thart Mr. of oar. a.
• book keeper or Merit In • stoic,. al for • Toone enal
- , : „1.,..11 edooxted boy of t to letext the enti
o.o.e..burioest aim. for • trumberof JOboritax. It
in the
cite or anuntre.Or et public works Fl i ;r otli It ISAAC
MARIUS' teeter and Into. once, TL ... •e p7l
,
r jr A ., N p ..N . 12 ER ,, S' OIL -20 bbls. fur n"
F. k W. 130kM
IP fIEESE->5O boxes for sale by ' .
l I aepl.2 F. aW. HAKE roll.
- -•.--.
QOAP—IOV) Roles No. 1 Rosin; - ior to by
Lo nvala'a. aW. lIARIAINII
\ ktO 2011 -'1.1)0 bola. .1, for 50.10 by' •
0. 0 W. lIAMIDLI.MM.
,LAS u S — ILIO boxea Window, for:saleLb .
s, .1.12 S. At W. LitallAUtlll.
... . • ....-.
S r, 1'...t , ! , ... 3 . , R , R. SOL i bk ec lii.;l o, l „ :ta i, , L ll . l . st a r , ey , ,:d and \
ci‘,\ r
‘,..% • . Wood strek. \
(ARE Al I'ARTAR-5 bbls. for sale by
._) ftnic J. SCM(./ON MA fik:R 10, ~...._
Fri Liti DR ER SAI.:TS—:; , bids. for sale by
"-VI a‘r/v_\ J. OCIMOMIMAKER a Co.
.._.. . - • -
TIA -
NESE-1 cock Sa.xony, for sale
I a Alo . l‘ ' h 01: • J. OCIILKI!.3(.iIiEII 1 ti).
To \ Female Teacheri,
\T H E ScloiolDireetora for Ihe.Sennnd Ward
out, to •etuplOr so experietned Feroolo Teacher toe
Ih l o '1 :1 " ..... "!"° . tt * Oo p it,PT ' aptailts " Wil tr.. Fra n k l•r
:+chnol MU:, on Itorar.treet„nesr FOUrt/I.o[l6•=y,
the tjth iLat... sr 2 &Mora. F.ll. ' ._
Soy further thlonxtotion nor by t e balued or lie. Moeds,
at the r tool mon, tho \till mel the testimonials of
Thorsen, and poolificallona of oh. srplietnts. •
\ , \ A. JAYNNS, Preol,
J.JIIN j.OCIOU. Ow!), ItiLtd
IHON wilt be received\iitexchange (Willis
.m.II . 10 0 000 of money) for SU 0 BUILDINti WS.'
io the Sixth W'ard. Etitriro of \
\ lOR WiifiN '4 :E A S i a 'R'.
soot • \ '
' *evil ,
,A t t :N I i v i N s 0 A u
DEBILITY-t. EUr.2
Try trot. J/ \ MOR.111: , snit o f PORT PORT. WINK, at 01
to bottle, for nal o 1 MUM/11S' •ria Max; io the Illomond.„
1 4 OR 111 A KRUSE A AN1152,11M Eit CO:111
Vt./an—Try .tacte of Moßlll.+l..eaitwol4 krnoch
u Inolol, .151 per bottle, for obi. at OIMUS' To Mart.
in the ' std.
..4_ ' ,. \ "roll
“L ' —2O bbly . .ec' . l . ; ; Ln s : c d i ar k s4i s l41 b 2 :.
14tn
rept' , .roirr of Wool arririlt.th et.
d I 1.1R0 ' .; 0RL1EN.. , :.4 cases tot \vale, by
,repli \F- M. WICK Rill
. .
Vf1.12.011i1 VELLOW- 2 canes for% i a* . by
NJ Feral `, . S, N. WICKER, 'Alf,
.
U kill LEA T.3,--500 lbs. slperior, fur saki \ hip
4,
k e.,11 \ J. KIDD'A CD., 00 Wcol .t.
. ,
. ,
K. TRASK'S Magnetic \ Ointment-40U,
\J. KIDD • co. \
doz. for ezle be . ..
\
• Teachers Wanted. ,
TEN Male Teachers wanted tor the PubliC.
&bade of Ciartlar , town•hlD. E•tLittio•Do• Of •P
-phottota to tate place at the Public Zieboal 'Rom. to Teo.
vr•ne•vlDe.n owlatrJoy. ODD inst. kl.t. o' et Ir. A. Al.
Ily taller oflbw Board of Dlrvettot, •
PHILIP J. 5311T.J,1, Pri , et.
N. 11.grataTor 1iz.r..,,,.
• Fail Fashions. '• \,
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES' FtikS.
11 WILSON dr. SON, No. 91 Wopol et.;
A
. (third door below Diamond alloy.). would in
vite the attention of their custenrire and the public
to their large addition which lb,. are now - mein.: IA
their former stock of bonds. areothoent pcnno.le iu
Part of' tho pew style HATA, lab ly introduced. and which
..ra eta e'oar much alarortact Jar tl car beauty anattal geotalaan
aant•thaar ...It • erect It•eartY tat M.A. EV.. and Dra ,
blexican,'Altinuanun. and olio, kinds of IiATS. for men
and hop,. talk and Mina Sil CAPS: Cloth.OlVill
and Olartcl`blAYS, of alloCarall desrliptiontr,,hary HATS
and
CAI'S for children—offered ut reasonaldepriaa hui
eale and retail.
Aloo—LADlfS' Flifi.s. rte: Black and Saturn Lyn n ,
Gramet.Naud Caner MOTS; bitcd and \ Sibc , rta.
t bquirrel sad latatTA blieceeand Children's
IikUTTER.
bbl. and 24 kegs for sale, oy
WM. fr. JOHNSTON,
400315-75\daz. for mile by
I 'rep: \ W 51.. U. JOHNSTON.
11 - CASSEL'S A.IHNHATIC VINEGAR.—
AL,laghly gangur.balyntole and tonic prvertie,
, win Vlpegsr. render rt tar onnerior to Cologne Water
IlL . N ., ottnr r y it i , l:27 o 74th anfTbatb, st . l7p.r.
d t.bespnagS. ,07,± In 1U
111 Ia
nod
delice:To7pu ' rprof tofu, mut t e or geyrritl the
Tresbnyyt or Ow Yomplegion. etnollent propertJ. Wa
vy tbe.bt
~d t r yneir ttatyldn i , , s&l toof b t th to art
It7cob44,Ti •bold head
817 ou
by 8171.LISIM 67 11.7 r,b
:et :4:. ;: •• BOOKS!
IT MOLN ES' LITER-ARA - DEPOT, No. 7.1
L T/oril 'tree .otypeAte the Poet 0.%0r.
. Model Are teet. Na. L
Anktur Copra, or Scenes in the TroPiß• '.,-
To. • tale elf thatalden Thne. \
London Labor the !.' don Poor, Noaili, 9.10. 11: .
Pin Imre Later. ca \Tatned,of the 11.4101, V Ai Pumas.
LittelPe hieing Age No. hat -
Ilartmeahlaatanlna:tr Sandlmber• e \
Invrnatlomit ,•• • r \
Katherine Walnerti. or \the Rehel of lionrheeter an LI,
forint Komentea of The eohitlein to Carolhaia.
Ntrehantoe Itanasinc, So Seatetither.
The Coen.= athllleto cal 010 Y% , .••
linheante end ilhadon., Buda 4 fitoninme. 'r, ''
lady Thaeline • k inert %o jejal eta In the U. &ate,
Kee rife of a Pactalor, a Pooh of e lleart„ • ,
The ' Vatr. a tale of, Stlrring Timm ny B. P. Ph J•aks.
Lenin Arundel, or %ha,
D Railroad of 1....fe.
bound awning'. Hortleultultit. ...Pieta ThißamLb. foot ••••••
.:.''
The C.F. PoirtiltHee.auide. i
H a ndy analy, Ire, telltift .) Tdr\ ,
t., I
Ralph Untherfont• ;Mee Tale.
The Scalp lion .
►r lade Of itereo N.
\ 1 1 n,"=,Chl.7 V 17: . *?Sriternolde.
\ \ Mabel, ur the hl aye .L ! , u. Ile hrhl: a Ude of ITetiri•
Tho Pionee r . . D irobiter. a cede f Indian Coyne - 1M IT
Enyernm Devoe. , •
Th. Adulator. Irf Paul Peij ' Ire a 3fia Story.
The Coono•e4 l 4ileaborni by Lin \
l' :W r. e7elle ' n ' i! ' ll• o t o he=an b r y of ' \ V il ' wair,s ',
The Vorner'e Companion. with 111 urea •
Thieeieva hold ,' UMEI4II, the 0. '0..4C...0da
\ilena• 'or the °non Bled: • tale cr. real AIL:, hysenroline
Ilenfe.
he Heir of 'Mut Waylan,L a tali, by They 110.1 IL
the ItoiOa by Biting.
---- ---
\ , New Fall Dry Goods
:, • •\
A. \ NA.. MASON & CO., have recoiled an
, . flue French Urn..., of,
indrol, shades, adapted enpreinly for th is market: lb
, awe Alpwae end . ..Mohair Lidentre, embracing, plain brni
lila •stro,lsser etilid, Chatoeieon and Be& of all , aradr.
N. 0.. e. Paromattia,Thibet Cloth. and Colitirgi, etenp O ris
ati'l*fyin"hey.d;lonr'r lee l , ll ,SiVe W r''.
01. 1 1 ° rlVr l'.. 0 ":•' l' i/ k
m6.4 , 7 , 111= WV .0 riprOdent ore unprendentr,lly le;\
I \
) 1. , ... , ;i1.re 11, P. pyre tangoed, for sale by • \
.1. K,CAN YIELD.
11 Uti R--I,'o\kega.,'(ur sale by \ '
LIP rill, \4 4, _ s , ,
__, ..:\_. J. C CAN lefrl.P.
Aal. D ',. 911;—' ' P2 \ b tits i No. 1 Beanett CO k ,, a ,..„.,,kb„..,...,.. hVI A . LIIIIC La n . J,'41. ,1.
1 00D '&llAPCipk \ S Ijisi
Ad reed
STATES
DIOPEPAhiI } a ` . edition reed and for
e b \ \\: JOHN il. MELLOR.
Pep
__. a t
_,
Etir," - C*\ i inii,l \ T... - *.i.
l it •!p..ALII. F,B.,_l(2ta c klil,ktre o et, is how
\
b7:41.0..r017 4 .t1... plxog exatlyrcy, raid, Straw, Gimp
wall olbay,boll !XS. Wok noerl'ao.l alrb,llll styles, fur
the autelms ‘. , 6 , ', . ' ii , 00 ,.., 0
\
Nein, 0 1414., fl a Ma albs fil \ stey bb re.o‘o. 0,
batla and flea Ibbone \ r\lbsseal sad Idea usearted
ahltba and ealara.
Bennet Silks, .9 . Velem, 'sy •:. %. . ,, c .ll.lllsoea
Flowers, Bonsaa4 i s wbla r al 01011111-
Hoary sioals. ‘
pEARL A's* --- , , ~ y, ~. .
lblE1.1):.
D AISINS-60 bp] 1
1.11.1. g by • ' 10'4 fie,„;;4e
r00t.a....\
VOEY--6 bbls. fm
mg , • -
I \ OAF SUOAR— ,
16 bbl.. ward' :
\ \ ~,l "
lla basal sal for sale by
et ,Atiltsit.,
.._bb ;
~ 110 - ..... y.ass
A sb.
iatiCt R—s 4 libds i s i lteZ, „ ,,..? 4or -r. sa!;s by
(IA-RVEITS 1 CARPETS I .—Ro' tlii,s\d4y.,
‘ , , ( 1 by 7it',,)h-cLINTAN, tor and_rtch Supert,tta
\
r ra=cYt ilfr...`if . = ITK I= 1 ;e . . S.
' b f
=
in Ws maraso, • \Ca contialty Write toe tteqUou Ut
!roods and thoetvri shins to purchase to lice ”OCcil. Ss
the OM EstabtOMO Cooper' arehooas, No. AS la , 5 . . , ,
Sera s \ W. MeCLLUTOC •
PASHRERES AND DE LAINES-45 ;
. L.,/ .... of tPe ciebeet styles and colors, lilt ree•t4t •
`foul 64 Alseket et. \ WOO) A. A. 11A4IN A
c•---
/11Na tiAliS-\lO cases, French\ and Ao-
LF•..,,,die.;},ut re< q A. A. MASON.* CO. ' \
I \ADIES' CA.FRV BAGS-20 doz. ree'd,
• /Awr espre•A by ' .e 19) A. A. MASON & CO.
I\NITAR-97 bblik, Cider, for mile by
V .
\ \ Tr - TT JOHNSTON.°
Xi OLASSEtSO bblo. N
iv'', beta \
IQ ALERATO 1 bble. fe
1... J Sept • ' S. aW.
rPOBACCO:4O ego
Sq
va: Twiat\Rl lL sale by
li
i oeid A. aW. Al •(G .
fig P 1 ...t. ND I D • SICKS—A. A. Me xrki„ Co.
1.,3 hays lan KirYl•lienut/ful son(runent•of oelv rob
floured and plain Blast nUILA Ilio above destribleloals
aro well worth th e attentloroof purchaser, Alvo,lvorl
superior
G rad, Afrique. emitT Cheay. beautiful Chan-
Coons, t
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MIV DRESS' GOQDS-Wo are no*ro
ceiviag the nnven failleauf Du-m(10W, sun) a\
a, Caolunereo, Poplins. , (erolon Robe, Alparao, Po
tamensua Freud) Merinos. an ,Illalrel Cloth. ylver.lo4o
panes noy 01..... (Para) ~ 4- )k 51A. , 0ti r9:1:_...,
\WHITE GOODS—A. )4. \ - 3lesox & Co,'
have[ you'd hOO pr,. White
plain and Lel.
krona boot Mslaa-Mull, N . n,nok Alool(ns; e. A uumpinu
W++ meat
and ,err anal,
__ eettil
(16kTEE—ILN) bag.' Rio, fozo Iby
J. \_:1:: , a. 0. LILO LI: II •
, . _
8 \ mi. 10 t.a, Feathers
, a • ()Lyon:lw,
I Dbl. Honer;
\\
1, Beam= lac
•• \ . ISMAIL I;
Wats
7-. for obtainiq
o,paubarab a,
roid 6:7lnhiny:
L.
U. Paul lid , nniOn•nn. "s
AM. RUM, • J : N. Pennon.,
• Wade llasohnn, Gthrgm Darn
o , A
Icy Pennock , , ..ab. haa 1, ,
loorph , \ hph.ranu Jon. .
J. Meth Oxman. • . John Santbsey. :
Was A lienth, ,
John A. Wilson. - ‘• \ Wi= ham,
Nathaniel Hameln , , , Ktlllash Esro.
Jahn \ Birmingham, \ Ltartms forn
.Juosnll. &nen. •• • `AV lib.) hll,
linbers , lienee. 1 Unman (huge, •'
B. V, Jan.. • IA 'u Untrhhipn. • \
Ile.. A Arnokt' , \,, nu EIZZ. • .
Fin
ewat „ h
~I
A\ FEW very superior .liold\ Patent
M, Lent WatArs, reed 'ly enJunsn.Ynnahhet
alitr .b ?" , letalket i y=3:ZNlV , r..
... ti lt'"'lmlathriaTtrelidarkitat.
&prim Packet Line to' Cleveland.
~
TIIE PrOprietons of the Packet -Lines hay- \
hag twie l i be wit , :
= ilsit• armayameab wig! tiwool.l \ Prun •
;Mew bY tha a Cte r r i and or rew 3
.. Y tal p rer-IX aibtWil44 '.
timotigb bete. at the elSiee, will be Ittnablheit with • ttel• •• ~
R which will Man
Me
the mielleFe ofbrwlwli lill Itt.b.. .
ter Wither br llai Can ar the Ytestimoet. • • • ,
For tickets mal.r.to JUllle 11.. CACGIEELT..ta‘ •
warner Water mad Etalthbeld am. lag wire.)trat4llM
Ohio and Penrusylirania Railroad.
.•
...
FROM PITTSBURGH TO 'BIT 'BRIGHTON: ' •
48 EIL
( llN l,,, a i na
p ails: lI , S T O r LNDA: I f,. • U fo GUST 4th, '
r\ t
. , ,
~
Uo.t.
LEAVE NEW ERriIITON atl l / 2 A.. -and 23CP. n.
LEAVE PITTSBCItti It at lo' A, and 4P. hi. 1'":
WAY PAPE, 3 CTS. PEtt-11 LI. `
, Children under trete* years of agtr b I prin.
Ni \ letreen PiltsburAh end u.r.in.., - :so eta. . .
. ''.o
errate,
Dull e
'''
: :
1., - - 'Bodreter, - TS e
•• Now Brighten. e .8.6 \
'
WEseursims tickets will be /old at eedneed
Belpre.. Pittsburg and 'Rochester, to.any a beet: rte wme •
- • ,
Iletween Pluaburgh and New Brighton end tack, •
the motile
/la- The Train Srlll - rUst run nu nunded. but
ic
rl.. t:. loosed on 5a.t.U.161 .10 b. good .". thinntne . • ~
,
on PLIIIIIL:C. „
Ontrabures will be et' the Depot, on Federal elm% I • \
untreY Pa`sendere haullna them any where on lb . mute ,
tram the Benign to the Monongahela How, they my • ',, \
thefloonlhosses will' also_ 1... the' 11012011.11.b.4 , „ . \
1i.... innnutiateir ntetlona teethe leaving of awes,. sa.
the Mlllliiance of, passeovre to the Depu_t.._reasing by the \
Men:bents' Motel , the St.l:haries. aintg Pirth atmet. worn '. ,' • • \
Wool to Market. and along rte. Clair street..,. At any who
altog the rout . Inssengsre can bail the Ozonlbtle...l he
etoreyel to II:: Cam.
The Railroad will be extended beyond New Brighten at
. .
the earliest practicabk• der. '
By order of the Bens.] of [Brayto
GEOILUE PARKIN.. •.
• ang2l.l ' Ticket Agent.
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•
', , PITTt3ETIEGH LAD NEW CASTLE. ' .
•
• ' PALL ARRANGEMENT. . . '.
In conneition pith bit Ohio and Penna. Rana .
• ~...
. . .
. .
•
• 'N.i. THROUGH IN 6 HOURS.
PASSgNGERS will take the 10 A.M. train •
f i cm Vinshurea, and the
. PACKIT COAT ECLIPSE; CAT, J R. mouLD. \
on aerie* at New Brightm at lIK, A.M. dellp,irivti
at New Caerti 114 P. M. ..
'
Returning 10.6 NEW Cagle at 7 P. X. erriving ; I ,
Brighton for the 7M A.M. trek,. ' \
Ile' Pachea connecta• at New Curti. with the Mato.
Mercer, *baron, An
For thruneh Crites apple to • ilia). PARKIN, \
(chef Agent, , ltailreed Depot\
J. C. IliDti ELL, , {Pater street,
2 &ors whore „Idonongehela limift Fictstrurth, ,
J.lii. RUCK
' inv At.). l i e f tlie'e hotel. New Cut
RI E . 1,,L , A Utlitall=k.
PRIINSTIVkiU RAILROAD.
agt441.1 to Lockpsr4,2o fides mot of Johnrtt
TLXE REDUCED AND amp INCItEASID.
Tiik,SUBSCRIBERSIAve the pleasur'i
sAnoisnee . their M.A... ,ustroos of ,the Ps
sittrouNsltrosd, th at tors twee c00t...c0l troashiput
at Los rtt utd multstentlr.orjoese dells. Wight
and f ,PhllAdolubts. to £ol.llt DAII
- We Aro pow prep.. 00 reetibrembtl fererardaaramout
of tie...ells. or tombs. vial. our 7107 .010th
LIN* THOUSAND TOMB PbEt inmrs,
et the follovintr roter of frolubt'l
1110 cs,Ar,y-pry Goals. list-NB/10. Othks,
Btatiorterr. Cutlery. 000forti....n
soothers. ruzulture, Map, ble.lefors. rAtt
, ' are, t,.sl
PPRUNDCLABS-11Arderare,lseerersare.01.
cosies. Mats. Dye Bluffs, trilA.Leslbor. \
Ter Flax, Timothy *o4i other Ones Broth,
7001,
(RD LAPS—Usef, Port. butter, Lard. Lunt
OIL Tana.. Leaf, Coffee, Tall., Gralo snd
t s.Thnlit:Sl ' to.
k COLE. 40001*,
utd Warns streets.
rooptdlir iahalatlo
onsn. A, 50 outokla t.
dal. sod rho 'weather r
tab t l; ar t u .i el?alkr. t c. 7 ,
MFlie
13CildiniKETbtOREP ZINC PAIN.
There aro Furolobtrd e
nvoi* a 'km prlee. and are Iludocilk
ollmpest and 1.14 the market for um
roma Fromm. oml:tomes, steamboat, or oar exposed.
(nee of word, brick...Um or Isom as tbeF are both
WEATHER AND, PROOF:
For irtu madams tbry are yartlmlM.l7 valuable.,
1:V=1%1=1:4417411. I=ll
- not obauge color like Many the Mirtby palate
bo me. _
L.alen carolled on ImeraFlermadrF tbe to
copmay.
sorlob(Fuk.JObrkBNk 00
Fr South Wilarrea. Yblldelt
• NEW -134:10D6. _
DIGBY begs .to
v v end mammas. thsche Le math. Ma dialatel
ot FALL .a.tiLe WINTER GOODS. cemndring u
Mt fisrOegr.
W.7.; 1 4 ‘ .!4:1. th 1f tegli hi =4:fro g 7tatble 4...rilyet
threety mid elegance of thwart. wathaketme Irie
rime. and Vthrings, or thethperior Quaky of hist:hat
the pioprsetor knee that all who with terwarchthe an,
ethrie to hie rine .111 War him with an nada call. AM*
bf. band. the lerWeet. beet manufactured. and moat fee*
umble thoek of /than MADE CLUTOINCI In the el*,
ell ef "ehleh will be offered at the ettry - lewest nrleawket,
•
Contr..* C.a. Merchant* and all wk. =than
largely. 0111 tad It much to theft advantagenei „ thentine •
the Rock before kritharing, ther writ meet deer
ed
tt be
Crecy ankle In the Tethering kw made to arle\ln the \
awn behionabler thyle th the thortest not..
•
frith I...tut...matt wantwi Immadlatalr. wririto
\ A BROW ROOT-5 bra. Bermada, for solelt ,J. ECIIOONAIALES t CO..
-..
WLRE BOARD PRLNTS,. at adtscount.9
_u. 60'per smut- from bast year's prices, just; red at
;Huts{ Mast. lusi for saw VT
akag.N \ THOMAS
IbFFEE-400 bag: Rio. prilacrk .
u all t.t fo7 4.
.lAsired wed for sale by JOIIN WATT A\ CO, •
•
LERATUS--5 tons in boxes 62d b
Boarding. • "
FAMILIES can ihACOITI- '
,leannl front mar on ttnintronn .
,or unfarnlittil, and bard. Ninny
And Grnat ) rts. rapn
SOR n. 61 the Leann PoSr,
the Re v° Na Id\
Lit'tiq 7 Del).. 74 Tided 4 , a4etl ,
44P3
Pm*. ALEX'T 'I32NARY'S TRICOPILD- \
ROCS, ORRIED CATER COMPOORD.—There Ls ha •
the
the peratan to cursi,ot baidneso sad diseseesat
the cranium .geraerallyAtbet hes reached the tiortletitt
the ate ',atom as Wore.. RAM • 7-.00 .
t r lTtlypell b''' P l r L tl=33l . I" ,
"' ar ° " ° , 1 :" .
th User . = of
. 17 irg" the 1.1.0.1
ttros promotes its grow th±heskable twee. der
more the dantirna al Kart, dtottkio the bait thseenct
fi ". t.od, Y aerst 7 o l go r n . olter obno‘or tes , a 6 ==ii
iv atom:tem, u srettas elates, It statute nuriesll6l. It
is sold-1n large battles. trite CS ma
oeP3 SR 'NS; 67 Word L.
SUGAR -70 bhda. N. 0., male by
• vita . J. ti DU:WORTH At CO.
OFFEE-25 packets Java,A - ,sale by
.t.st BUB.BRIDO4 INEIMUM.
EATIIIIII-200 aides Sole, foe by
BUILBAIDGE aI.NiABAAL
-€ll_ll,-20 bbli. pure Tatman', . fifirc4le by ='
\en4 SURBRIDGE t 1N011.4.
BKS FOR ATTORNEYS, APER -
AND 'JUSTICES UP THE PEACE.-4e*da, iruta.
„‘„,,,,1aa.4130nt1a, DeolsratlOnl. Indentures, Waeentunw,
tqlblneratia.thut
k1c1113.4111., Bllls of terst,ArtletesaTAnwal.
A Itaelintan Fee Bill, La., Le for asle at' s :
W. S. I.l.l.l.l:lVS,Stathater \
' aepa \ corner Market ant ---...eeen ,l Sta.. ;
~IZ,NGILLAD FROMISSORYINOTES ' IP
`:.11 DNA - Fray—A 4.12iy . ... 1.47 oc 'vbs.!. ...3 Draftsj&
„, t 04.0.1! 'w, c ` yr'snirtaks viola:tar= . \
\ oeus ', %A, oarltat Werkat Ltd A. .':
, -..,.,-- \ '
I,Iit..LAN.K. ISIAIIikS.—W. 6.' liairN, corner IN
iffi.ellarket and lnee.pnitatreets, has 800 orla the larcert' ,
v . `et Blank Book/Ilea...kr neared In Cala ettr—aultel..thE
, o niun, Journals, Dl7 Monks, Minute Scots, na, In 7.: .
I ' , sr_ tttt of brut., sad al the thereat rem. ...va , 1
en" , FUSE-12„, bbln. for eats by ~
. \ DILWORTU kal I
OUS. DE
R lIANGINt,
br WALT'
dIREEN ' 'ENDOW P.O v ,ER--Plain and
" -
BRITANNIA TEA 3t^.4,1 . tE, Communio • .
as w.r, co, Wu. 0..0.11.1041.1.4..Cut1ery.4.0.us utA,..
.., ,064 •• 1 . 0 .1.4 01001.1r.1,4, 0 01...tuJellerb. V. atehu, \
...1....1t5, .11ilituy mud fano 0 '• r ,:a VOO4 F10cc4.1.. • ,
11...ga1ia,1100..1ug. of I.toW .01 :.,,, Tot, J... .
1.1 , • k)1. N1Lat,..... %.
KALL GOUli.S.—Just xec,NAlier express . ; •
tz. t .. .1 . .. ,i t ., 5 . W1D Zi0t. C t r
.11 511 e zaVa g Zaro , A=
', ..)!ce , r, 10 F.oc. oto d.• Airigu, 00.0 , 01 - al, celorr 10
t lpet..
!).I . 7Luar, e.... Awl., . dos.ustrzels I Smut" .4. e• pa.
' ..gl.
iii i,
N u i ,, p ,o J
sEED--2.5
.K lt. D l l or o n ..,Go^'
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